The United States is home to a number of beautiful neighborhoods, but if you are visiting the country for the first time, here at the top five locations you need to check out.
Curbed Cup, the annual celebration of the best and most loved neighborhoods in an across the United States recently concluded their competition that paved way for the announcement of the best communities in the country.
Ranked first is Assembly Row in Boston. According to Matt Ehrie, the general manager of Somerville's Assembly Row, "We think Assembly Row is one of the biggest comeback stories in this region, if not country. Once the state's biggest brownfields site, a place devoid of sustainable development and with a riverfront fenced off from the community, Assembly Row has become a popular destination for people from all over Greater Boston for living, shopping and entertainment, working and relaxing."
The second neighborhood that made it to the list is Pullman, Chicago. According to Curbed Chicago, the Pullman neighborhood is one of the most unique neighborhoods in Chicago. It also happens to be the nation's first industrial planned community.
Also on the list is Hamptons Bay, The Hamptons. The rich neighborhood is oftentimes visited by tourists who are looking for a relaxing and comfortable respite.
Registered broker Ann Marie Pallister told Curbed Hamptons that the neighborhood is known for its vast waterfront properties. The neighborhood also happens to be the second largest fishing port in New York State.
Meanwhile, West Adams in Los Angeles also made it to the list because of architectural hidden gems and so much more.
Lastly, Coconut Grove, Miami is another neighborhood worth visiting in the United States because it has been dubbed as the safest neighborhood in the city of Miami. As such, Coconut Grove has the lowest number of reported cases for all types of crimes.
